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'18 The Statesmen. Sclem, Oregon. Thursday. March 9, 1950 Teachers Are : I .- 1 ingBooh Ready On Indian Life fUtcsmjui Newt ierriti FOUR CORNERS Members of the administrative staff of the Sa lem schools were luncheon guests Monday of the Lincoln school (Four Corners) staff at the school cafeteria. The shadow box in the school hall this week depicts American life. 'Miss Payne's second and third ' graders put in the display. Teachers of Lincoln (Four Cor- Triangla'aamaring pew chirk atarter in Krumblised form ia making new record for healthier, Caater gxow .inc ehicka. Thia aise, ia toartm enough for eaay feeding yet' small ooogh to ba eais for tha aroallft '' ' chirka. Gre jrour cfaicka good . ataxt with Triangle Krumbtea ' Sold locally by YOUR TRIANGLE DEALER ners), Auburn and Swegle schools are writing a book on American Indian life slanted at third grade readers. Frank Stone is doing the illustrating. On Monday March 6, Carol Lewis observed her sixth birth day anniversary in Mrs.- Emily VanSanten's room at schooL Guests sharing the birthday cake with the room pupils and extend ing congratulations to Carol were Principal Arthur Myers, Mrs. Frank Stone, Mrs. Melvin Scott and small daughter. Boyd Hillesland and 12 of his Gra-Y sixth grade boys went on an overnight sleeper Friday night at the YMCA in Salem. Those go ing were Gerald Bayse, Darrell Rickman, Dewey France, Gary Barker, Gary Pierpont, Henry Mauk, Robert Kipper, Gordon Harrison, Jerry Gilming, Kenneth McClain, Craig Scott, Richard Lu-kens. WCTU TO MEET SILVERTON The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual institute meeting Friday, March 10, at the home of Mrs. A. H. Smith instead of at Trinity church as at first planned. Illness among those arranging the meeting was reason for the change in meeting place. "Civic Better ment" will be the topic for the meeting. Visitors from Salem are expected to be present. HURTS HAND IN GAME MILL CITY Gaberial Peltier, a freshWn in the Mill City high school, "tracked her hand while in a game of volleyball. The hand is in a cast WEEK-END AT TOLEDO MILL CITY Spending the week end in Toledo were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest H. Hollyman. They were guests of Hollyman's broth er, Paul Hollyman. Twenty Attend Salem Dentist r at School9 Troop Meet StaUsmui Newa Serriea FOUR CORNERS Twenty girls attended Brownie troop 107 meeting - Monday - at the school. Quilt blocks were stamped and distributed to embroider. The re port on the cookie sale was 237 boxes sold with Faye Futrell tak ing first place with 26 boxes and Barbara Burns second with 22 boxes. The troop will attend the Juliette Low birthday anniver sary meeting at' the chamber of commerce Saturday. Hostesses were Kathy Snook and Faye Fut rell. Next regular, meeting will be March 20 with Myra Wilson and Linda Stone as hostesses; leaders. Mrs. J. E. Webster, Mrs. Henry Dillard. Officers Installed In Amity Lodge Statesman Newt Service AMITY Industry Rebekah Lodge installing staff under the leadership of Mrs. Hazel Gibbs, district deputy president, installed the officers of Victory Rebekah lodge. No. 94. at McCoy, Saturday night. The McCoy ladies served refreshments later. Mrs. Clinton Schumaher was honored with a shower recently by Mrs. Ralph Wood and daughter, Erdene Webster. There were 244 present. The hostesses served re freshments. K KITH PRISE VISITORS fTLOVERDALE On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kunke were sur prised by a visit from Mr. Kuiike's nmhew and family Mr. and Mrs. Wally Kunke, Leon and Jackie, from Portland. Other visitors cur ing the day were Oscar and Palma Fliflet of Salem, mm f BEEF ROAST AC- Arm Cuts Blade Cuts Rump lb. FRESHLY GROUND - Hamburger! Country Sausage . K 42c THE FINEST THAT GROWS Ilormel Hams V . lb. 57c HOCKLESS TENDERIZED Picnic Hams . . . lb. 39c FRESH FISH Salmon Steaks .lb. Fresh Snapper Fillets lb. 35 O Oysters Crab Meat Shrimp o T-BOIIE STEAK CQC Choice Center Cuts i BEST QUALITY Veal Steak Jb. 59c SELECT ! PRIME RIB Sleak or Roast ib. 53c HORMELS SUGAR CURE Sliced Bacon ..lb. 39c TASTY HOME MADE I Link Sausage Jb. 49c Eastern Oregon Hereford Selected Quality. A Wonderful Value at ib. JJJ PHOfJG 2-9237 o I2C3 5TATG Borden's Chateau 2, lb, loa loaf Waldorf Tlaaue XJbby's Sliced Pineapple No. 2 cans GerbeVs Baby Foods Armour's Milk Tall cans 3 rolls 20t each 29 1 3 cans 22 -2 cans 21 1 lbs. Hani's Peaches No. 2Y cans Cottage Peas Young and Tender Borden's Cottage Cheese -2 cans 4St 2 cans 23t lb. 25t I lbs. Brooms 4-TIe. Long Straw Onion Sets Yellow Seed Potatoes Early Red Rose .each 98t 2 Ih 29 ,.:.Jb. 5 Large. Long Stemmed Sing Alfreds At A Real Money-Soring Price - DOZEII 0 FRESH DAILY Garden Fresh Frails and Vegetables POTATOES Oregon Grown No. 2 $f 15 50 lbs. 'fill Lettuce ..., ,1b. 10c Broccoli Jb. 17c Artichokes Larre 2 for Tomatoes tnbe 19c CBAIIBECBIES Eastern Eatmors Can them now for jelly or sauce. lbs. 19c 0- ''j-v, I PORTLAND Dr. Keith Swisher of Portland (left.), and Dr. L. B. Schmidt, Salem, are shown here doinr laboratorj work in connec tion with their attendance at the post-rradoate lecture series in children's dentistry now beinr conducted at the University of Ore ron dental schooL The five-day course for representatives of all Orecon district denUI aocieties features Dr. William Brown, jr of the University of Michigan dental school, one of the nation's au thorities on the care of children's teeth, as fuest lecturer. BUDGET APPROVED HAZEL GREEN There was a small attendance for the annual budget meeting, Monday night. March 6, for the 1950-51 term of the Hazel Green school. Those present voted to approve the bud get as submitted by the board. Club Will Go To Corvallis Statcsauua Kew Senrtea CLOVERDALE The Lucky Thirteen Sheep club, meeting Mon day night at the home of Patricia Ahrens. decided the entire dub would go to Corvallis for the next meeting, Saturday, April 1. A sack lunch will be taken and dur ing the noon hour a business meet ing will be held. The club members will spend the day going through the Oregon State barns. Refreshments were served to Paul and Tommv .Thnmai Shiri and 'Pat Hennies; Karleen and Margie Drager; Harvey ' Elser; Jerry Wipper; Patricia Ahrens; Karl Wipper; Mrs. Sam Drager; and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ahrens. Pioneer Taken to Veteran Hospital Statesman Nawg Srrric NORTH HOWELL Will a rd Stevens, pioneer resident of this community, has been taken to the Veterans' hospital in Portland. He had been ill for some time. Mrs. Stevens also is in Portland, stay ing with relatives. Archie Wiesner was operated on at Salem General hospital last we)c The birthdays of Mrs. Arthur Empecoven, Lloyd Patterson, Glen Damewood and Raymond Woe Ike were honored at a party given by Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pat terson aiuraay evening. ATTENDS CONFERENCE BUENA VISTA Mrs, Elmer Busby attended a luncheon and a conference of the officers of the central Willamette White" Cross Missionary society of the Baptist church in Salem Wednesday. The organization rolls bandages and furnishes other medical supplies for Dr. Ostroholm, a missionary in Africa, who is in the fame mis sionary field as the Rey. Maurice Persons, former pastof of the Buena Vista Methodist jchurch. FROM WASHINGTON f LINCOLN Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Lois Crawford were Sgt. -Richard L. Chandler of Fort Lewis, Wash, the Misses Jean Crawford and Jesse Cox of Portland and Virginia f Williams, Lincoln. Sgt. Chandler; Js Mrs. Crawford's son - in - law and Jean Crawford is a granddaughter. Central Howell : Residence Sold : ; -J Stataaatsji Naws. SarvW CENTRAL HOWELL Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Stillion have sold their farm to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc , Millin. .They plan to visit" witn. their children .in Arizona before, making permanent' plans of loca tion. ' HEADS RED CROSS ." - CENTRAL HOWELL Mrs. ;Mi1 - ton Km Kart i harfln K- . X)mA ' Cross drive In this community. j i a k Inccae Tax Delnnis ! Made Oat By Censultaat J. TTa CoBnra 1571 Market Ph. 2CMS a mm m at WW " 1 1 ,1 Wru(jn ill ii ina m sM.f . I n hi inn tJltp peepb ice Mcrfcai w w ' j j u u u i ' w UU J ZS Zs J J Not 3 Pc... Not 5 Pc... Not 7 Pc... Bui A Pyr-,, fsssK . " ' felt ' '''" I ' I'A' 10c Grapefruit doz. , Salad Mix .pkg. - TeUew Onions It lbs. Radishes .bunch SC CARROTS Fresh Green Top 3 bundles 10 C No Easier Credit Terms Anywhere Just $9.M down! And ... small monthly payments anyone can afford. Who could ask for anything more? 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